Riot Games has wrapped up a charity campaign that ran simultaneously in both League of Legends and Valorant, with a portion of the revenue from skin and bundle sales going toward relief efforts for the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles and other regions.

During the crisis in Los Angeles, where damages were estimated to exceed $135 billion, Riot Games stepped in to support those affected. The company announced that 50% of profits from the EX.O collection in Valorant would be donated to their charity fund. Players who had purchased the bundle before the campaign started were also given the option to request that their funds be redirected to charity.

Thanks to this initiative—along with a similar campaign in League of Legends—players collectively raised over $3 million. Riot Games shared the news on social media, along with a list of organizations that will receive the donations.

Thanks to the leagueoflegends and VALORANT communities, we’ve raised over $3M to support wildfire and global disaster relief efforts both in LA and around the world.

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This isn't Riot’s first charity initiative, as the company operates its own charitable foundation. Valorant players are also familiar with Riot’s annual community-selected bundle, where fans vote on skins for a special charity collection, with part of the proceeds going to good causes.